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61. Worldxi.com
and leadership made England and the world of soccer a brighter England William Dixie Dean, England Denis Law, Scotland sir stanley matthews, England.
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BOBBY MOORE, ENGLAND
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The player who made British soccer mod, Bobby Moore's youth and leadership made England and the world of soccer a brighter place. Bobby Moore captained his teams to three titles in the 1960sWest Ham United in the 1964 FA Cup Final and the European Cup-winners Cup final. And, most importantly, with the English national team, the great victory over Germany in the 1966 World Cup. A fierce competitor, he marked Pele in 1970 World Cup in a heated battle. His endurance speaks for itself: 544 league appearances for West Ham between 1958-1974 and then another 124 with Fulham before retiring in 1976. He sadly died of cancer in 1993.
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63. Total Soccer Systems
From as far back as sir stanley matthews's slickback effort, soccer players havetried to show off their fashion sense with the state of their 'Barnet's'.
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Welcome!!! My name is Mark Pennington..... UPDATED FEBRUARY 2003 For a long as the game has been a public spectacle, the players have had outrageous hairstyles. The recent World Cup was no exception.
From as far back as Sir Stanley Matthews's slick-back effort, soccer players have tried to show off their fashion sense with the state of their 'Barnet's'. We all remember Chris Waddles and Glen Hoddles 'Mullets' in 86, Kevin Keegan's shaggy perm in 82, and more recently David 'the style god' Beckham has filled the front page of many a newspaper on several occasions with his latest look. But why are we so interested in their hair? And I think, more importantly, how do they get their hair to look so full-bodied and shiny? Yeah right... There is only one question I ask you, who has had the worst hairstyle of all time? Here are my Top Ten Worst Haircuts of all time.

64. Goal Pro Soccer .Soccer Tablegame For Soccer/Worldwide Football
is a dice/chart/fast action card simulation of Pro soccer. Beckenbauer, Clint Mathis,Landon Donovan, Carlos Valderamma, sir stanley matthews, Johan Cruyff
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65. The Soccer Garage: History Archives 1950
17 players on the 1950 USA World Cup squad are in the National soccer Hall of sirAlf Ramsey (below left) and sir stanley matthews were in the England squad,
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THE SOCCER GARAGE USA MEN'S NATIONAL TEAM ARCHIVES 1950 "American Trilogy" To go to the next Archive 1952 WHO ARE THESE BLOKES? All 17 players on the 1950 USA World Cup squad are in the National Soccer Hall of Fame The US played two games in preparation for the 1950 World Cup, losing both matches: 0-5 to Besitkas of Turkey and 0-1 to an FA Selection from England (not an official England team) Dent McSkimming was the lone American reporter attending the USA-England game, working for the St Louis Post Dispatch Sir Alf Ramsey (below left) and Sir Stanley Matthews were in the England squad The USA was a 500 to 1 underdog to the English team England wore blue uniform shirts for the USA match English newspapers editors believed the score to be England 10, USA 1 Reuter's indicated the USA-England match was played in Maracana, Rio De Janiero Frank C Borghi, goalkeeper 1 of 11 squad members born in the USA 1 of 6 players from the area in St Louis known as "Dago Hill." Was incorrectly identified as the player in the famous photo of Joe Gaetjens being carried off the field on Brazilian shoulders Treated a German soldier for chest wounds at Normandie on D-Day A catcher in minor league baseball "The Undertaker"

66. Weekly Soccer Observer | February 2000
Kingz Unlucky, Urlovic scores first NSL goal , Coveny scores an own goal. MacGowanreplaces Patterson as CEO at soccer NZ. sir stanley matthews dies, aged 85.
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67. Untitled Document
2. Stavro with jockey Llyod Duffy and soccer immorta, sir stanley matthews. Stevebrought matthews to Canada to play for his Toronto City soccer team.
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Canada's Pioneer of Regional Food Marketing Back in 1962, he opened his first Knob Hill Farms Food Terminal in the suburban Markham area of Toronto, which he quickly enlarged to 60,000 square feet. This was huge for then because the average supermarket of the major chains was under half that size. Many people in the industry thought Stavro had gone overboard, especially when he added a large tent outside in the summer months. But, Stavro was on to something it took other retailers years to see.
1. Knob Hill Farms Cambridge/Waterloo Food Terminal sits on a 25-acre site. The 340,000 sq.ft. store serves the immediate and surrounding communities. 2. At Knob Hill's Wholesale outlet in Scarborough, restauranteurs and food retailers shop on motorized carts beneath gigantic Canadian and Provincial flags. [Photo, courtesy, A.F. Whibbley/UFX Productions Inc.] In the 1960s, Steve also got involved in Major Junior Hockey, sponsoring a team in the Metro Jr. League. This turned out to be the beginning of a long and strong friendship with well-known Toronto sportsman Harold Ballard, who eventually became the major owner and CEO of Maple Leaf Gardens.
1. Benburb, Canada's Horse of the Year in 1992, is led into the winner's circle by owner Stavro, and trainer Phil England. The jockey is Richard Dos Ramos. 2. Stavro with jockey Llyod Duffy and soccer immorta, Sir Stanley Matthews. Steve brought Matthews to Canada to play for his Toronto City soccer team. He liked Canada so much he stayed several years. [Photos, courtesy, Michael Burns]

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69. The Ultimate New Zealand Soccer Website Home The Ultimate New
soccer, it's no wonder! Many said Pele was the greatest player ever, some Alfredodi Stefano, others George Best and yet more nominated sir stanley matthews
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The Ultimate New Zealand Soccer Website home The Ultimate New Zealand Soccer Website Site Background Site Dedication ... Related Links King Kenny NZ Representative Soccer NZ Club Soccer Women's Soccer - Auckland Favourite Footy Fotos!! ... Oceania Soccer King Kenny And what, you may well ask, has this page got to do with The Ultimate New Zealand Soccer Website?
Well, three things - his goal against the All Whites in Spain in 1982 (see below) being the second of them!
First and foremost, though, Kenny Dalglish is the greatest footballer in the history of the game (at least according to this completely unbiased Liverpool fanatic!!), and, for mine, the footballer who set the standards by which all others are judged.
I was at Anfield for Alan Hansen's testimonial in May, 1988, and Liverpool were playing England, who were preparing for the European Championships later that summer. Half-time, England were leading the greatest football club in the world 1-0, and Ian Rush had already been on the park for fifteen minutes as a substitute for The Reds, replacing John Aldridge.
Out came the teams for the second spell, and on for Peter Beardsley was King Kenny - another life-time ambition realised, namely seeing Dalglish and Rush in tandem for The Reds in the flesh.

70. Blackpool And Fylde Sunday Football Alliance
Own Goal a bad thing experienced on the soccer pitch, or leaving to keep players'legs warm, invented by the legendary fashion designer sir stanley matthews.
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FOOTBALL-RELATED TERMS Camaraderie - a good thing experienced on the soccer pitch, even better in the bar afterwards.
Own Goal - a bad thing experienced on the soccer pitch, or leaving that girl's phone number in your shirt pocket for your wife to find.
Cross - kicking the ball from the side of the field toward the middle of the field, usually in front of the goal - or - an emotion expressed by your goalkeeper when you let an attacker through.
Draft - something that consumes all members of each Club at the start of each season - or - something that all members of discerning Clubs consume at the end of each game.
Free Kick - a kick taken to restart the play after an infraction - or - an activity pursued by a PlayerÕs spouse if the Player returns home too late from the pub
Throw-In - throwing the ball onto the field after the other team has knocked it out of bounds (not to be confused with throw-up - see draft above).

71. Soccer A Game Of Opinions -- Or Is It?
29 who succeeded to the highest levels, many were destined for soccer greatness longbefore they played for England Schoolboys. sir stanley matthews and Bobby
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Soccer A Game of Opinions Or Is It?
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by Tony Waiters Tony Waiters is one of the world's most highly regarded soccer educators and innovators. A former English professional from 1959 to 1967 and National Team Keeper, Waiters also coached and managed the Vancouver Whitecaps to six consecutive NASL playoff appearances from 1977 to 1982. He was then appointed coach of the Canadian National, Team, guiding them to the 1986 World Cup in Mexico. A great friend of mine, Verdi Godwin, says soccer is a game of opinions. Verdi and I first met when we were both lifeguards on my hometown beach (Southport, England). Verdi was an old pro just finishing his playing days. He guided me into professional soccer with Blackpool Football Club. He has been my mentor ever since. As an old-fashioned English centre-forward, Verdi knew plenty about goalkeepers, but from a different yet, important perspective. To back up his oft-quoted expression "soccer is a game of opinions" he would go on to name his own all-star team of top-class, in some cases, world-class players who had been rejected by clubs at some time in their careers. Discarded and discounted by one coach. Encouraged and elevated by another. It is a game of opinions. Yet, while Verdi is right, we are in the process of seeing if we can take the opinion out of soccer development. Through our Total Player Development program and by extensive collection of relevant data we hope to prove that certain methods and situations are better than others.

72. World Of Soccer Star News
trade from the 24 named in the 197071 'World of soccer Stars' album The other Englishwinners are sir stanley matthews (1956) and Kevin Keegan (1978 and 1979).
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This is the latest news of all the players who appeared in the 1970-71 FKS Publishers Ltd Wonderful World of Soccer Stars Album Postscript Mills and Barron Leave Birmingham City Following the appointment of Steve Bruce as manager of Birmingham City, the caretaker-manager pairing of Mick Mills ( Ipswich Town ) and Jim Barron ( Nottingham Forest squad) ends. Bruce will have his own backroom team, which means the two Bob70-71 Players will be leaving the club. The two took over when Trevor Francis was sacked . However, the appointment of Bruce was delayed by Crystal Palace who took Birmingham City to court to prevent the move. This has now all been resolved, but it allowed Mills and Barron to be in charge for 12 matches. At one point the pair hoped to be confirmed as permanent managers, but this was not to be. See BBC SPORT BIRMINGHAM CITY Birmingham unveil Bruce
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73. Port Vale News And Views From Onevalefan.co.uk
extent, Stoke City, yours truly expressed disappointment that most soccer news from thatGordon Lee had been replaced as 'Vale manager by sir stanley matthews.
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Postcards from the Edge Long before the days of the internet, and when the Australian tabloids reported only on the major world leagues and 'Cup competitions, information about my beloved Port Vale came mainly from my second eldest brother - who lives in Baldwins Gate, Newcastle-under-Lyme. Now my second eldest brother isn't one for lengthy communications, preferring the 'holiday way' of sending messages on postcards - sometimes in cryptic form. Almost all of us have sent one or two postcards in our lives extending holiday greetings from where ever we were enjoying ourselves. But nearly all of us would have put more than three or more words on those 'cards. His messages are always 'short and sweet'. Such as: 'Now the 'Vale', or 'Where's the banjo?'. The first, received in April 1993, was relatively easy to work out. The second, received in January 1994, required some research time on my part to finally understand. But more about those messages later. It all started following my brother's return to the 'Old Dart' after spending a holiday 'down under' in the early 1960s. He'd arrived unannounced in the early hours of a late summer's day at our home north of Perth, Western Australia. He told us he had come for a short holiday, that he was due back in England in two weeks time. The family reunion and celebrations that followed were breathtaking.

74. World Soccer Action - Soccer News, Soccer Stats, Total World Cup Source :: World
Lev YASHIN; ZICO; Dino ZOFF; Andoni ZUBIZARRETA; sir stanley matthews; Marco VanBASTEN. The Road. UEFA. AFC. CAF. CONCACAF. CONMEBOL. OCEANIA. Sections. TicketsInfo.
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75. Examples Of Signatures
received from some of the world's greatest soccer players including Favourite scansinclude sir stanley matthews, Gheorghe Hagi, Juninho and Diego Maradona.
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76. Biographical Listing/M - Wikipedia
matthews, sir stanley; Mavarich, Pete Basketball hall of famer McKellar, Danica actress;McKellen, sir Ian, actor; Karla actress; Milbrett, Tiffeny soccer player;
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77. Sir STANLEY MATTHEWS
sir stanley matthews. – His Own Story. sir stanley matthews is the biggestsoccer legend on the planet. sir stanley matthews – His Own Story.
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78. Sir Stanley Matthews - An Obituary
sir stanley matthews An Obituary from. Amazon. sir stanley matthews. 1st January 1915 23rd February 2000 won't even have heard of sir stanley matthews. I wonder if they
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79. BBC - Hot Topics - Football - Homepage
Some of the players found to have long ring fingers are Bryan Robson,Ossie Ardiles, Glenn Hoddle, sir stanley matthews and Gazza.
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80. Sir Stanley
In 1965 he was knighted by Queen Elizabeth II, becoming the first active soccerplayer ever to receive the honour. sir stanley matthews played 54 times for
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Sir Stanley Matthews... Born February 1st 1915 - Died 23rd February 2000
Stoke-on-Trent's most famous son, Stanley Matthews was born in Seymour Street, Hanley, his father Jack was known as the "Fighting Barber" because the Potteries featherweight boxing champion also kept a barbers shop.
Young Stan spent many hours on spare ground, close to his home practising his soccer skills, little knowing that one day he would be regarded as Stoke City and England's finest footballer.
He was educated at St Luke's School, Hanley, and on Saturday mornings would help in his fathers shop, sweeping the floor for a few pence pocket money so that he could go to watch Stoke's rivals Port Vale.
But it was Stoke City that Stan joined at fifteen, and turned professional on February 1st 1932, Stan's seventeenth birthday. He became a regular first team player in the 1933/34 season.
His reputation as the "wizard of dribble" soon spread, football fans all over the country would flock to watch him and he filled grounds wherever he played. One match against Manchester City at Maine Road, Manchester attracted a crowd of 84,569 still a provincial record.
By 1939 Stanley Matthews was known as the worlds greatest footballer.

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